Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-08-29
His Name viii Protect Him.

his Name Will Protect Him.
NEW YORK, August 27th-Among the passen.
gers on the steamer Adratic which arrived here
to-day, is his Highness the Thakare Sahib of
Llmarl h G. L; e., travelling ineognito as Sir
Jawastlngluee, X. c. |. f.. He isthe first Indian
He has Just come from England, where he at
tended the jubilee as the representative of the
grlnces OF Kattyawar India, ard to offer Queen
Victoria their congratulations He has been
decorated by the Queen and wears the Order of
the Indian Empire the jubilee medal and the
queens miniature. The Prince proposes visit
ing all the large American cities, including
those of the Pacific coast. and places of interest
and viii leave at once for Washington to pay
his respects to the President.
They Will Not Get Left.
NEW YoRK, August 9th. Special THE
Commercial Bulletin editorally says THE Cana
dian Pacific Railway is making bold push for
business, without stopping to adjust the trouble
1t has on hand with the Manitoba people who
that within the next 80 days the company will
put on a new and powerful steamer between
Portland and Vancouver, which means-a new
route between the Columbia river and the East
especially New York Boston and Chicago The
trade in canned goods and wool, it is expected
Will be largely promoted by the new connec-
tion, but what will the competing American
road do aboutit?'
Weather and Crops.
WASHINGTON, August 2Sth.- The weekly
weather and crop bulletin for the week ending
August 9th, issued by the Signal Service Office
says Reports indicate that the rain during
the past week proved favorable for growing
crops in the corn region, although the yield in
the principal corn producing States will be ma
terially reduced by the drought. The weather
has been especially favorable for pastures and
late e-planted potatoes. In the middle Atlantic
States and the Northwest and New England the
excess OF rainfall has been unfavorable TO to-
bacco and potatoes.
In support of the National League.
Doc
auspices of the Municipal Council of the Irish
National League rendered to Hon. Patrick
I. Collins ut the Boston Theater tonight. Mayor
O,Brien presided. Mr.. Collins made lengthy
address on the Irish situation, and predicted
triumph for home rule and change in the
government of Ireland within two years. Reso-
lutions were adopted denouncing the proclama-
ton OF the League, and pledging the meeting to
the support OF the home-rule movement.
An Earth Chill Down South.
COLUMBIA Is. C.), August 27th.-A little after
midnight an earthquake shock occurred here
accompanied by the customary roaring, and
and heavier shock was felt. The motion was
undulating
A Labor Candidate Declines.
NEW YORK, August 27th.-Sylvanus H. Sweet,
United Labor candidate for State Engineer and
nothlnS about the Labor party.
Remarkable Case.
HoT SPRINGS (Neb), August 2Sth-At the
Free Methodist camp-meeting, on Friday even
ing, ]. j. Bentley had his hearing restored
through prayer. He had been deaf in one ear
since 1858, and totally deaf for over three years.
There is great excitement at the meeting over
this manifestation OF Gods power"
The Boycott Not Dead.
NEW YORK, August 2sth.-The Central Labor
Union to-day Endorsed the oycott on the Fuller
Warren Company and other stove-mounters
and on Kennons, Kleinle & Co., sh-makers
of Baltimore, Maryland.
Not Coming This Way.
PHELPS IN. W. August 2Sth-Prof Brooks
says the new comet recently discovered by him
is now in the constellation Cancer near the
star lota, and is moving one degree daily to-
wards the sun.
st. Louis Needs a Boom.
ST. LOUIS, August 2Sth.-Rodney d. Wells.
proprietor of the oldest queensware and glass
mouse IN the city, made assignment yester-
day Hiss assets consist of stock valued at S20,-
900. His Liabilities are not stated.
Death of a Chicago Judge.
CHICAGO, August 2s;h.-Hon. George Gardner,
for several years Judge of the Superior Court
of this city, died to-day.
Drowned in the Lake.
DULUTH (Minn.l, August 2Sth.-Three Niland-
ers were drowned in Lake Superior this after
noon by the capsizing of Il boat.
Heavy Ocean Travel.
NEW YORK, August 2Sth-The steamer Inn
bria to-day landed 621 first-class cabin passen-
transatlantic steamer.
Heavy Fire Loss.
YOUNGSTOWN or August 2Sth.--The extensive
bridge works of Monroe Bros were destroyed by
fre this morning. The loss is estimated al SlGO-
900 insured for S9S,000.